Date: Mon, 19 Jun 2000 18:43:56 -0700 From: Harry Vu Nguyen <hvng@picoturbo.com> To: questions@FreeBSD.org Subject: Can not connect to my telnet port !!! Message-ID: <394ECC5C.CE4C6CA1@picoturbo.com>
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Hi representative,
Purpose: i can telnet to my company when travelling.
I've used freeBSD (3.3) as a firewall. My WAN-DSL IP is 216.59.10.242.
I've provided my internal IP (let's say 192.168.254.253) for DSL company
to map telnet port. However, the telnet port (normal is 23) has been
used by DSL. Therefore, they suggest to use another port for telnet.
I choose port 115 (used for sftp-simpple ftp), and do:
1) add one line under /etc/rc.firewall:
/sbin/ipfw add 00300 allow tcp from 4.52.5.127 to 192.168.254.253 115
where 00300 is chain entry, nobody used it
4.52.5.127 is WAN IP from AOL with dial up account
192.168.254.253 is my internal IP
115 is port for telnet
2) Run:
# sh /etc/rc.firewall
And,I got an error message: 'can not connect to 216.59.10.242' when i
use this command to telnet
from my laptop (of course i use aol dial up acct):
C:\telnet 216.59.10.242:115
Do you know why i can't telnet ? Did i miss some configuration steps ?
How do i fix it to
make it work ?
I'm looking forward to hearing you soom
Regards,
Harry
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